Therapy CS (PART II)

1.

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Increased sensibility from mechanical, chemical and thermal agents of dental tissues is called:

Adentie

Hyperplasia

Acute pain syndrome

Hyperesthesia

Hyperostosis

2.

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Specify the exhibition time of diathermocoaulation of Granulous tissue in root canal:

60 sec.

2-3 sec.

20 sec.

1-2 min.

6-8 sec.

3.

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Hyperesthesia is differentiated primary from:

Apical periodontitis

Neuralgia

Pulpitis

Marginal periodontitis

Caries

4.

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Specify cause of hipoplasy appearance :

Insufficient nutrition

Central nervous system functional disturbance

Metabolic disturbances in children body

Kidney functional disturbance

Digestive system functional disturbance

5.

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Dental trauma can be:

Mild, medium,sever

Acute, chronic, exacerbated

I, II, III degree

Acute, chronic

Localized, generalized

6.

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Specify principle Simptome in Stainton-Capdepont syndrome :

Underdevelopment of enamel

Underdevelopment of dentin

Spontaneous nocturnal pain

Pains caused by physical and chemical factors

Changing of teeth colour

7.

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Specify which teeth are involved in Stainton – Capdepont syndrome:

Incisors and premolars

Premolars

Incisors and canines

Milk teeth and permanent one

Molars

8.

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Hyperesthesia is classified in:

Permanent and periodical

I, II, III degree

Acute and chronic

Systemic and localized

Easy, medium, severe

9.

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Specify in absence of which teeth there is registered a lack of intense abrasion of remaining teeth:

Molars

Incisors

Canines

Wisdom teeth

Premolars

10.

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Concretise which disease is Stainton – Capdepont syndrome :

Infectious

Avitaminosis

Endemic

Oncologic

Hereditary

11.

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Differential Diagnostic of tooth hard tissue necrosis is made with:

Wedge defect

Hypoplasia

Amelogenesis imperfect

Erosion

Fluorosis

12.

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Specify which tissue pass high electrical conductivity:

Muscle tissue

Saliva

Dental hard tissues

Skin

The bone tissue

13.

1 point

Specify what effect possess fluorine:

Hemostatic

Mutagenic

Cariogenic

Cariostatic

Cancerogenic

14.

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Indicate with which material is closed carie cavity in transcanalar electrophoresis :

With compressed cotton swab because it keeps the electrode in carious cavity

With sticky wax

With cement, because tooth cavity is closed hermeticaly

With normal wax

With dentin paste because it removes easily after the procedure

15.

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Specify on which teeth more often is registered local hipoplasy:

Molars

Incisors

Canies

Premolars

Wisdom teeth

16.

1 point

Specify what mean decisive in diagnosis of root fracture :

Radiography

Ultrasonography

Patient Complaints

Electroodontometry

Percution

17.

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Specify on what depend degree of hypoplasia:

Number of ameloblasts involved in the process

Chronic disease that the patient has

Diseases take by mother during lactation

The severity of disease incurred during tooth bud development

Number of dentinoblasts involved in the process

18.

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Specify administration of which remedy in time of formation and mineralisation of hard tissue determine tetracilinic teeth:

Hard metal salts

Nitrates

Steroid administration

Tetracecline

Pesticides

19.

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Indicate in wich case is prescribed physiotherapy treatment method with ultra high frequency electric field (UVC):

Chronic periodontitis

Teeth, which are not resistant to electric current tightness

Toxic periodontitis (Arsenic)

Chronic periodontitis with non-penetrating canals

Acute periodontitis

20.

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In case of partial or total absence of parathyroid glands of children are observed:

Adentition

Absence of some groups of teeth

Roots apsences

Underdevelopment of roots

Sistemic enamel hypoplasia till its definitive absence (aplasia)

21.

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On which current reaction of the teeth indicate pulp necrosis:

20-25 MKA

2-3 MKA

20 MKA and more

60-70 MKA

110 MKA and more

22.

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Electrical Conductibility of human body tissues due to:

Presence of negative charges

Presence of liquid solution

Presence of positive charge

Presence of biopotential in cell

Ions presence

23.

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Specify existence/absence difference in action of different poles of electric continuous current on tissue

Yes, it is

No, because the biggest part pass through the anode (+)

No, because the direct current is distributed uniformly, the largest accumulates at the cathode (-)

No, because through both electrodes cross same current flows

Yes, because the direct current is distributed uniformly in tissues with different electroconductibility

24.

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Hydrophilic bandage is melted with :

Warm solution, wich contain inorganic salts or physiologic solution

Cold tap water

Distilled water

Alchool

Hot tap water

25.

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Concretise shape changings of which teeth is named Hetchinson and Fornier:

Canines

Lateral incisors

Upper incisors

Central lower inicsors

Premolars

26.

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Concratise as result of what appear intoxication with fluor (fluorosis):

Increased content of fluor in potable water

Increased consumption of tea

Remineralization therapy

Antibiotic administration

Consumption of fluorid salt

27.

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Hypoplasia is classified in:

Systemic and local

Temporary and permanent

Mild, medium, agravated forms

Acute and chronic

I,II,III degree

28.

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Specify which physical method is used in case of pain appearance after root canal filling(the presence of edema, hiperemy):

Ultra high frequency electric field (UVC)

Electrophoresis with novocaine

Darsonvalization

Fluctorization

Microwave

29.

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Acid Necrosis is explained by direct action on the adamantine of:

Mercury

Basis

Nitrates

Acids

Antibiotics

30.

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Fluorosis represent:

Is an affection of Viral provenience

An infectious disease

Is a zoosis

An endemic disease

Is an hereditary pathology

31.

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Excessive formation of enamel is named:

Hyperostosis

Ameloginesis

Hyperplasia

Hypertonia

Dentinoginesis

32.

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Destination of hydrophilic bandage contribute to:

Decreasing action of oxidized Electric curent

Decrease skin resistance to electricity

Uniform distribution of electriccurent

Protect skin from burnings

Decrease tissue heating

33.

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Mark which form has dental erosion:

Rounded

Conical

Flame

Oval

Oval irregular

34.

1 point

Concretise the admitted concentration of fluor in potable water :

1,5 mg/l

3,5 mg/l

2,5 mg/l

4 mg/l

5 mg/l

35.

1 point

Indicate which tissue posses the lower electrical Conductubility :

Saliva

Dental hard tissues

Muscle tissue

The bone tissue

Skin

36.

1 point

Specify shape changings of which teeth is named Pfluger teeth:

First and second premolar

Canines

First molar

Incisors

Second molar

37.

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The goal of diathermal coagulation of root canal is:

Prophylaxis

Diathermal coagulation of granular tissue and radicular pulp

Root canal sterilization

Anesthesia

Tooth devitalization

38.

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Abrasion is classified in:

I, II, III degree

Mild, medium, severe

Acute, chronic, exacerbated

Localized and generalized

Acute and chronic

39.

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Hypoplasia is localised in dependence on:

Patient’s systemic disease

Number of afected odontoblasts

Place of chemical factors action

Age of child when he supported the disease

Number of afected ameloblasts

40.

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In Stainton – Capdepont syndrome the “gigantic” dentinal conalliculi are filled with:

Exsudate

Transudate

Water

Lymph

Blood

41.

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Indicate case of wich teeth is present manifestation of local hypoplasy:

Which supported trauma

Period of formation was concomitant with administration of tetracycline

Buds which was trained in inflammatory proces

Which supported endodontical treatment

Which supported bleaching

42.

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Indicate duration of electrophoresis cure :

6-8 sec.

5-10 min.

20-30 min.

2-4 min.

20-60 min.

43.

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Specify from which consist basic treatment of hyperestesia:

Tooth extraction

Irradiation with ultraviolet rays

Prosthetical

Filling

Remineralization therapy

44.

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Specify The most favorable form of chronic periodontitis :

Exacerbated of chronic granulomatous periodontitis

Exacerbated of chronic fibrous periodontitis

Chronic granulomatous periodontitis

Chronic granulous Periodontitis

Chronic fibrous Periodontitis

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In localities with arid climate sometimes is recorded advanced dental fluorosis even when fluoride content in drinking water is moderate (0.5-0.7 mg / l).Which is the cause:

Consumption of fluoride salt

Excessive intake of water in the body

Consumption of tea

Eating fish and foods fats

Chewing tobacco and tea leaf

46.

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Local Hipoplazia more often occurs in premolars because:

Action of Exogenous factors on premolars is more aggressive

Their buds are located between roots of milk molars

Cleaning and self-cleaning of premolars is difficult

Supports excessive masticatory effort

During child development he supports the most diseases

47.

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Maculated fluorosis is differentiated from:

Hiperplasy

Incipient caries

Hard tissue erosion

Hipoplasy

Acid necrosis

48.

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In hipoparatireosis there is a reduction in the blood content of:

Calcium

Magnesium

Fluor

Iron

Vit. B6

49.

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Specify The basic method in diagnosis of chronic apical periodontitis :

Percussion

Radiography

Probing

EOM

Thermometry

50.

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Electrophoresis represent:

Treatment with electric current of high frequence

Treatment with electric current

With ultrasounds

Administration of medicamentous substances with continuous current

Administration of medicamentous substance with alternating current